The park was founded in 1967, starting initially as a small playground before expanding into a full-scale amusement park.
It is family-owned and has been continuously managed by the same family since its inception.
The park is noted for its high ratio of attractions suitable for children under 1.20 meters in height.
Several attractions are uniquely themed around classic fairy tales and local Norman folklore.
The park uses a specific 'Bocassien' mascot character throughout the grounds.
Parc du Bocasse is a family-oriented amusement park located in Normandy, France, situated approximately 20 kilometers north of Rouen. The park specializes in attractions designed for children, featuring a mix of roller coasters, water rides, and themed play areas. Distinctive features include the 'Gold Rush' coaster and the 'Splash-O-Saure' water attraction. It covers a significant area within the village of Le Bocasse, offering over 40 distinct attractions. The park emphasizes a woodland setting, integrating its rides into a natural, green environment. It serves as a primary regional destination for families seeking entertainment tailored to younger demographics. The site is structured to prioritize accessibility for toddlers and primary school-aged children.
The central decorative fountain area, which provides a panoramic view of the park's primary coasters.
Bring a change of clothes for children, as many attractions involve water features.
Check the park's official app or map upon arrival to identify height restrictions for specific rides.
Arrive early to secure parking close to the main entrance gates.
Attempting to visit during French school holiday weekends when queues for popular rides can exceed 60 minutes.
Open seasonally from spring through autumn; typically closed during winter months and weekdays in the low season.
Casual, comfortable clothing and supportive walking shoes are required; footwear must remain on during all ride operations.
